#cleanair Clean air strategies Reduce respiratory infections like Covid and hence long covid

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And most importantly, look out for others who are more vulnerable and can't advocate for improved ventilation by themselves. #WorldVentil8Day #Collabor8Ventil8

moulds, PM2.5 and airborne viruses that might linger in the air. Opening some windows to allow cross-ventilation in the building is helpful. Set up HEPA filters to filter dust, pollutants and pathogens from the air.

This World Ventil8 Day we are reminded that the air we breathe is a shared resource,and the fight for healthy air for all is a collaborative task. Air doesn't discriminate, but too often building standards do. As many of our homes and shared public buildings lack good ventilation

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If you don’t measure it You can’t fix it Mandated air quality monitoring and standards in all indoor spaces is important But is ESSENTIAL in childcare where children’s lungs are more vulnerable to toxins as they are still developing https://t.co/rxmMux1XEU

Household cleaners trigger Asthma •Disinfectants and cleaning products (DCP) are used widely in daycares •Exposure to chemicals in DCP is respiratory health concern for children •High use of DCP in daycares increases odds of wheeze with inhaled corticosteroid use

Cities are leading the way in showing that it’s possible to clean the air, fast. Yesterday we heard from the Mayors driving change across @BreatheCities at our #WMS25 session 👇 - Deputy Mayor Mete Coban MBE on how #London’s bold clean air action has lowered NO2 to safe levels

And a further report guiding IAQ policy. We congratulate you Professor Morawska and look forward to your further research and advocacy in Indoor Air Quality. https://t.co/xNXGLu2irP

- into the bloodstream. This can then cause longterm illness such as heart disease dementia strokes and affect the health of pregnant mothers and babies. Professor Morawska et al published a roadmap for Indoor air quality achievement https://t.co/QW4VIvgLoq

Professor Morawska continues her work by focussing on PM2.5, tiny pollution particles that float through the air and are small enough to be breathed deep into the lungs. The short term consequences can be asthma and allergies, the particles however are small enough to cross

Where 300 Global leaders came together to acknowledge Clean indoor air as a human right. We urge you and the Irish government to join this pledge now Work continues globally to advocate for healthy indoor air for all https://t.co/qwx5ICfuQz

Professor Morawska’s work continues by advocating for global indoor air quality standards and mandates. We support these calls for Ireland. We had the honour and privilege of meeting Professor Morawska at the UN high level side event HEALTHY INDOOR AIR A Global call to action

Professor Lidia Morawska received the Australian Prime Minister’s Top Prize for Science, for “pioneering research about the air we breathe” Pivotal work to confirm the airborne mode of C19 transmission Lead to WHO updating its public health guidelines. https://t.co/TuYogXbPxp

Aeroplane Pilot Performance Impaired by High CO2 Levels: - 70% more likely to perform to a standard at 700ppm vs 2500ppm - 50% more likely to perform to a standard at 1500ppm vs 2500ppm https://t.co/eC5VIdA8CB

Boston Public Schools is using a nation-leading network of air quality sensors to improve classroom air & students’ health. "It’s one of the best investments Boston Public Schools has ever made. It's paid for itself already over & over again." h/t @citlanx

Schools also benefit from Clean air Reduced pupil and staff absence due to illness Making health and economic sense in this framework too. @CleanAir4KidsUK https://t.co/IKIv8qFqLT

Overall productivity boost is equivalent to 9% revenue. Healthier, more productive staff makes Medical and economic sense

When workers were in an optimised indoor environment, meaning high ventilation rates, low VOCs, and low carbon dioxide, CogFX study found a dramatic improvement in higher-order cognitive functions.